When I saw the poster on Apple's Trailer page, I thought the title would be "Live, Die, Repeat", which would have been much better than its current title.
The only thing that bugs me is the pairing of a 50 year old Tom Cruise and a 30 year old Emily Blunt. Why not go with less age discrepancy, like having a 40 something year old female lead?
Nothing against Emily Blunt, I only watched the prada devil film for her. Twice.

They have, and the trailer for Dawn of the Planet of the Apes will be released next week.

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Really? I am excited. I was wondering when that comes out, as I accidentally saw a Godzilla trailer today, totally unaware, that there was a new movie about it, though I am not really a fan of those Godzilla flicks anyway.

I knew they'd have to change the original title, but I like the trailer. I still contend Cruise is making the most consistently good SF movies of any of the big stars out there...and I was never a huge fan of his.

Ya know, Tom cruise pretty much turns my stomach on a personal basis, but, I enjoy a lot of his movies, and never really had a problem with him acting-wise (Surprising to me actually, since I have so little respect for him outside of acting)

But yea, 30 year old Emily Blunt paired with him is stretching things (Though Katie Holmes is only going to be 35 on December 18)

Tom Cruise was pretty good as Ron Kovic in Born on the Fourth of July, but for the most part he has stuck to to pretty comfortable roles. He's always been more of a movie star than an actor, really, although he's occasionally stretched himself.

A lot of big movie stars have mostly played variations of the same respective screen persona. As Harvey says, Cruise has occasionally stretched himself. Born on the Fourth of July, Interview with the Vampire, and Tropic Thunder are examples of that.